Riff Tone
Turn You Round Again
Motörhead
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Notes
Studio recording, 1983 (Another Perfect Day sessions). No evidence of pedal use for riff; Fast Eddie Clarke left after 1982, but the riff tone is consistent with his era and Brian Robertson's early Motörhead work, both using Les Pauls into Marshall JMPs. No evidence of effects loop or studio trickery for the riff.
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Studio recording, 1983 (Another Perfect Day sessions). No evidence of pedal use for riff; Fast Eddie Clarke left after 1982, but the riff tone is consistent with his era and Brian Robertson's early Motörhead work, both using Les Pauls into Marshall JMPs. No evidence of effects loop or studio trickery for the riff.